This week we take on the idea of ‘how much stuff is too much?’ With access to so many ‘things’, are our kids missing out on some of the great experiences of childhood that we had growing up? Catching fireflies, hiking, trips to Disney are all memorable experiences. Will a pile of things be remembered years from now, or will they just be forgotten stuff?

In today’s episode, we welcome Pops Pridgett to the studio to discuss the generation gap and how fatherhood in the 70s and 80s differs from fatherhood today.

Picking up where we left off, we explore the ups and downs of being a bi-racial child and how to help navigate our children through societal expectations of ‘choice’.

Today we explore the dynamic of the bi-racial household, as well as the triumphs and pitfalls of raising a child with multiple ethnicities. Is there a need to explain negative stigmas to our wives about being a father of color? Does your child have to choose a side? Is culture something that’s pushed or organic? Find out how we see it in this episode.

At a time when dads get a bad rap about their levels of involvement with their kids, we dive deeper into the discussion of just how involved most dads are. Are dads not involved enough? Too much? Find out in this great episode.

In this inaugural episode, Pridge and JD take on the topic of Expectations vs Reality. As first time fathers, going in, things are assumed about what it will be like. We discuss the stark reality of what it's truly like.